One of Yunnan's famous "18 Oddities" says, "Flowers here are sold by the kilo." Jason had a visit at the Dounan Flower Market in Chenggong district in Kunming, down in southwestern China.
"A Chinese Ghost Story" was re-released in 4K on the Chinese mainland on March 21, 38 years after it first premiered in Hong Kong.
China has established sci-tech partnerships with 161 countries and regions and supported over 10,000 young scientists from countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative to come to China for research and exchange.
China recently unveiled special initiatives to increase consumption, as the world's second-largest economy moves to make domestic demand the main engine and anchor of economic growth.
The Embassy of the Bahamas in Beijing hosted a documentary screening to strengthen China-Bahamas cultural ties and announced plans for future exchanges.
The acclaimed Italian film "There's Still Tomorrow" premiered in China recently, with its creators attending screenings in Beijing and Shanghai.
Advanced technologies, including artificial snowmaking and smart temperature control, are helping power a boom in winter sports in China's warmer southern regions.
China's new energy vehicles have taken center stage at this year's "two sessions," reflecting the industry's innovative strength and increasing global presence.
This infographic explores the key cultural priorities for the coming year as outlined in the latest government work report.
During the "two sessions," a Chinese lawmaker proposed integrating key ancient kiln sites in China and applying for UNESCO World Heritage recognition.
A national political advisor has proposed focusing on the development of memory resources and strengthening the safeguarding of China's collective memory.
This infographic breaks down China's key technological achievements from last year and highlights major plans for sci-tech innovation in 2025 as outlined in the latest government work report.
A national political advisor is urging measures to sustain the country's film market, which saw a major boost during the Spring Festival season with the unprecedented success of "Ne Zha 2."
Hang Kan, a deputy to the 14th National People's Congress and head of the Yungang Research Institute, is urging a tiered evaluation system to protect China's cultural heritage sites amid a tourism surge.
A national political advisor has proposed establishing a state-level science fiction museum as a symbol of cultural and technological integration and national rejuvenation.
